Hello,
I am pretty new to after effects and have come across a speed bump in regards to one of my music video projects.
I have 2 seperate clips:
1- A few guys singing in a steady full shot.
2- An over the shoulder shot of a guy looking at a magazine
what im trying to do... is motion track the magazine and put shot number 1 into the magazine aritcle that the guy is looking at (shot 2).
Now... i successfully tracked the magazine and have "stuck" shot 1 to it. however, it doesnt look very good since the edges of shot 1 are pretty hard and are locked to proportion.
what i would like to know is how i can adjust the image of shot 1 without having it move uniformly
ex. there are 4 points on the corners of shot 1 and everytime i try to move just 1 of those points the other 3 move with it.
is there anyway that i can "unlock" this so i can fit shot 1 more naturally to the magazine page?
and are there any other effects that anyone can suggest to use to help shot 1 blend better to shot 2?
any help would be much appreciated.
- i l o
I am pretty new to after effects and have come across a speed bump in regards to one of my music video projects.
I have 2 seperate clips:
1- A few guys singing in a steady full shot.
2- An over the shoulder shot of a guy looking at a magazine
what im trying to do... is motion track the magazine and put shot number 1 into the magazine aritcle that the guy is looking at (shot 2).
Now... i successfully tracked the magazine and have "stuck" shot 1 to it. however, it doesnt look very good since the edges of shot 1 are pretty hard and are locked to proportion.
what i would like to know is how i can adjust the image of shot 1 without having it move uniformly
ex. there are 4 points on the corners of shot 1 and everytime i try to move just 1 of those points the other 3 move with it.
is there anyway that i can "unlock" this so i can fit shot 1 more naturally to the magazine page?
and are there any other effects that anyone can suggest to use to help shot 1 blend better to shot 2?
any help would be much appreciated.
- i l o